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What is the concentration of ecdysteroids in late l3 drosophila larvae?

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Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.•

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.•Metamorphic timing is determined by antagonistic interaction of ecdysone and JH.

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.•Metamorphic timing is determined by antagonistic interaction of ecdysone and JH.•

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.•Metamorphic timing is determined by antagonistic interaction of ecdysone and JH.•Antagonistic action of JH against ecdysone is transduced via MET/GCE receptor(s).

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.•Metamorphic timing is determined by antagonistic interaction of ecdysone and JH.•Antagonistic action of JH against ecdysone is transduced via MET/GCE receptor(s).•

Ecdysone, and not just 20E, precisely regulates metamorphic timing in Drosophila.•Ecdysone causes acceleration of metamorphic timing and reduced body size.•Metamorphic timing is determined by antagonistic interaction of ecdysone and JH.•Antagonistic action of JH against ecdysone is transduced via MET/GCE receptor(s).•L3 larvae are susceptible to E around the time when they reach their MVW.

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